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This page covers technology companies, new product launches, digital trends and the way these advancements impact society. Reporting follows the breakthroughs at local startups and the industry shifts that change how the city operates.


Robotics

Robotics

Eka Robotics Secures $150 Million in Series A Funding

The Cambridge-based robotics startup achieves a $1 billion valuation to accelerate its AI-driven automation technology.


Quantum Computing

Live Poll

Would you build your own customized keyboard if the parts cost hundreds of dollars?

Quantum Computing

MIT Student Releases Open-Source Modular Keyboard

Keybytes lets users build a keyboard from magnetically connected key modules, with project files published under an open license.

MIT Student Releases Open-Source Modular Keyboard

Biotech

Biotech

bit.bio Raises $25 Million in Series D

The Cambridge human cell programming company secured the funding as demand for its human cell models reached record levels.

bit.bio Raises $25 Million in Series D

Artificial Intelligence

Live Poll

Do you believe artificial intelligence will ultimately prove beneficial for society by 2050?

Artificial Intelligence

Schmidt Sciences Names Five MIT Faculty AI2050 Fellows

The philanthropic initiative selects a cohort to advance research ensuring artificial intelligence benefits society by 2050.

Schmidt Sciences Names Five MIT Faculty AI2050 Fellows

Cybersecurity

Live Poll

Do you trust that major companies can effectively defend against rapidly evolving AI-driven cyber threats?

Cybersecurity

ReversingLabs Won CyberSecurity Breakthrough Award

The Cambridge-based firm was recognized as the Threat Detection Solution Provider of the Year for 2026.

ReversingLabs Won CyberSecurity Breakthrough Award

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Coverage takes in startup funding and growth, product releases, regulatory debates and the societal impact of new software or hardware. It reaches across the city and the communities around it where technical innovation is developed. Research and development cycles drive much of the local activity, with new ideas often moving quickly from labs to commercial application. Talent acquisition and the availability of specialized office space are the two factors that consistently influence how this industry expands.